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DEI Conferences at the Pratt Library

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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
  1. Equity Statement
  2. Divisions
  3. Toolkit
  4. Conferences
    1. Equity Dashboard
    2. DEI Council
    3. Social Justice Initiatives
    4. DEI Special Events

    ReUP: Reentry Redefined Conference

    June 10—12, 2025

    reUP - Reentry Redefined Conference

    The ReUP: Reentry Redefined Conference is a must-attend gathering for anyone interested in reentry programs and supporting individuals transitioning back into society. Discover innovative approaches, hear inspiring stories, and connect with professionals in the field. This conference offers a unique opportunity to learn from experts, network with like-minded individuals, and gain valuable insights. This conference is open for all agencies, companies, and returning citizens who want to discover, discuss and implement innovative, effective ways conducive for successful reintegration. Our goal is to bridge the gap between agencies and returning citizens to create and highlight effective programming for the formerly incarcerated.

    Thank you to those who joined us for the 2025 conference! Please check back in 2026 for information about our next Reentry Redefined event.

    Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
    1. Equity Statement
    2. Divisions
    3. Toolkit
    4. Conferences
      1. Equity Dashboard
      2. DEI Council
      3. Social Justice Initiatives
      4. DEI Special Events
      Pratt Free Market
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      Pratt Free Market with apples

      Pratt Free Market

      In the United States, 1 in every 8 people face hunger. The Pratt Free Market (PFM) aims to create a safe space for the community through food.

      “One of the hardest things to accept, acknowledge, manage and learn from is our own unconscious bias.”

      Rachel Scheuerman — Director of Projects and Special Initiatives